>>>>>For years, I've wanted three TV series to come out on DVD. Wild Wild West, Get Smart, and Mission Impossible. Wild Wild West, Season 1 came out earlier this year. Today I received Get Smart, the complete series. Guess what I'm doing tonight!
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>>>>>Still waiting for Mission Impossible.
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>>>>>What TV shows would you like to see on DVD?
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>>>>The full 80-odd episodes of Bilko
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>>>>Every Tom & Jerry (before those 1960s abominations, that is)
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>>>>A few Gilligan's Isle (only cos it's never been repeated over here - and a few cos every week was the same basic storyline anyway, and I'd be sick to the teeth by then)
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>>>>A compilation I'd like:
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>>>>The Lawman (with Chuck Connors),
>>>>Branded (with Chuck Connors),
>>>>F Troop,
>>>>Waggon Train,
>>>>Sugarfoot,
>>>>The Streets Of San Francisco
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>>>>... et al.
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>>>You are living in the past, dude <g>.
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>>Just thought I'd shake off some brain cobwebs. I'd even forgotten about Sugarfoot myself, but now I can't get the freakin' tune out of my head :-)
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>>Nor The Lawman, nor Branded ("that's not the way to die ...")
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>>Jeez I can remember Gunsmoke, Laramie, Cheyenne ...
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>>Was there owt but westerns came out of US TV in the 60s?
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>Sure, although the 50s and 60s were without doubt the high water mark of TV westerns. You left out some of the most popular -- "Gunsmoke", "Bonanza", "Rawhide". Rowdy Yates in "Rawhide" was Clint Eastwood's first role of note.

I always liked The Virginian best. No idea why.